Section 209 at MetLife Stadium (2024)

FAQs

What is the best section in MetLife Stadium? ›

Section 139 is one of the most sought after non-premium seating sections for Giants games due to its location on the 50 yard line. However, for Jets games Section 139 is the location of the MetLife 50 Club, one of the best premium seating areas in the stadium.

The MetLife Stadium Club Level is located on the second seating deck. This includes sections 207C-220C and 232C-245C. These seats are part of the Mezzanine Club and this status affords ticketholders some additional perks.

What if it rains at MetLife Stadium? MetLife Stadium is an open stadium but there is cover from row 36 - 45 in sections 121-131, 101-106 and 146-149. If it is a football game they will still play in the rain.

MetLife Stadium Suite Prices and Details

NFL suites at Metlife Stadium average $17,500 per game, while concert suites can range from $5,000-$35,000 depending on the performer.

As we said, the best seats for seeing everything happen on the gridiron in perfect clarity are those perches on the 50-yard line. Between rows 10-20 is ideal as you can see the whole field without being too far away. Plus, these seats make it easy for you to follow the game as you have an equal view of both halves.

For games or concerts scheduled after 4:00 PM, it's much easier to find a seat in the shade. Most seats on the west (visitor's) side of the field, as well as sections behind the south end zone, will be shaded for most or all of the game. If you're looking for sun, stick to the east (home) side of the field.

These mid-field seats include access to the MetLife 50 Club featuring all-inclusive upscale food and non-alcoholic beverages and access to the private field-level patio directly behind the opposing team's bench.

NFL stadiums do not have a “visiting fans” section. Fans sit wherever they can get tickets to sit. It is not unusual for a lot of fans of the road team to be scattered throughout the stadium. This is especially true when the Cowboys are visiting the Giants, and when the Patriots are visiting the Jets.

Bottles must be empty upon entry.

See Water Fountains for a list of water fountain locations where bottles may be filled.

What seats are under overhang at MetLife? ›

If the weather is bad, the best seats in the house in order to avoid the wrath of mother nature are located under the overhang behind both end zones. These sections are 121-131, 101-106, and 146-149.

The new surface also contains heavyweight infill. Overall, the system should be more durable and lower incidences of player injury. Unlike a number of other new NFL venues, MetLife Stadium does not have a roof, as proposals to include a roof failed, over a dispute for funding.

Located on four separate levels, the David Rockwell-designed suites range in size from 12-30 guests and combine the convenience of personalized service with premium amenities such as: VIP parking.

Most luxury suites are leased by contract on a yearly basis, though some are bought in a manner similar to that for a condominium. These methods usually grant access to the box by the leaseholder or owner for every event held at the venue. A few venues rent them on a per-event basis.

Place is huge, plenty of parking but you will have to walk if you don't get there when the stadium opens. Typical venue prices, $4-5 for water/soda, $9 and up for alcoholic drinks.

The designated area for all drop offs and pickups is between parking lots D + E. There is curb space along the roadway that provides a safe area for drop-offs and pick-ups. There is no charge to access the drop-off / pick-up area.

It seems like they get more sun in their eyes that way. More room for a better clubhouse on that side when they were building it.

MetLife Stadium Capacity and Seating Options

There are five tiers of seating at MetLife: the lower bowl (sections 101 to 149), suite level 3, club seating (201 to 250b), suite level 5, suite level 6 and the upper bowl (301 to 350).

If tickets are marked as an “obstructed” or “limited” view, the venue (not the seller) has determined that those seats do not have a full view of the stage, field, court, ice, etc.